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$ETH Fell alongside BTC, but the E/B exchange rate remained quite resilient🤔
BTC fell below $67,000, and ETH was also dragged down to around $1,900. But looking closely at how the two performed, there are still some interesting details:
Over the past 24 hours, BTC fell about 3%, while ETH fell about 2.1%. The ETH/BTC exchange rate instead rose nearly 0.8%, currently holding around 0.0283.
This shows that amid a broad market decline, ETH is starting to outperform BTC on a relative basis.
Of course, this isn't enough to show that capital is shifting from BTC to ETH on a large scale. After all, the E/B exchange rate had also seen a significant decline before, so for now this is more of a short-term recovery.
But I think this change is worth keeping an eye on:
If BTC continues to fall and E/B manages to stay strong, then ETH could have greater price elasticity once the market rebounds.
In a weak market, it's often more worth studying which asset stops falling first than which one rebounds faster🫡